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VP)--Xavier's Ci-
tf past Dayton in
e of an overtime
to defeat the top-j
8-74, and win the1
tion Basketballj
Madison Square
rked Xavi-
er Niagara.
again was
unranked
innati. He
extra ses-
hi time that
ptured the
tory of the
were San
Francisco in 1949, CCNY in 1950,
and LaSalle in 1952.
It was Dayton's seventh unsuc-
cessful attempt to win the cham-
pionship.
Foye times the Flyers have gone
to the finals only to lose. In their
two other appearances they were
beaten in the quarter-finals.
Stein, who was voted the tour-
nament's most valuable player,
was the nationally televised game's
high scorer with 23 points Mc-
Carthy had 21.
* * *
Kentucky 84, Seattle 72
Louisville, Ky (A0) - Kentucky
battled to its fourth National Col-.
legiate Championship last night,
coming from far behind with-
miracle men Vern Hatton and
Johnny Cox to whip Seattle,
84-72.
Hatton fired in 30 points in all,
17 of them in the second half. Cox
scored 18 points after the inter-
mission and closed with 24 for the
night.
The Seattle Chieftains, attempt-
ing to become the first independ-
ent team to bag the national title
since 1950, got a rugged break
when its All-America Elgin Bay-
lor drew hisfourth personal foul
with '102 minutes remaining.
Coach John Castellani switched
to a zone defense in an attempt
to minimize his great star's
chances of fouling out. While Bay-
lor lasted out the game, the Chief-
tains weren't the same -team aft-
er that.
Bulletin
Michigan track captain Bren-
dan O'Reilly won the high jump.
at the Dennison Relays last
night for the third successive
year. By winning last night
O'Reilly permanently retired
the Livingstone Memorial Tro-
phy.
O'Reilly won the Meet with
a Jump of 6' 5%". Friday night
he placed third in the Cleveland'
relays at 6' 3".
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LOST: one pair brown ribbed glasses
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LOST: Important typed manuscript in
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Tti1tS
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Seven of 12 Michigan freshman
wrestlers entered, won places in
the Michigan AAU meet held last
night in Detroit.
Of these seven, at least two cap-
tured weight division champion,,
ships. Wilfred Hildebrand won a
first place at 147 lbs. and Dennis
Fitzgerald won the 174-lb. title.
In addition, 160-pounder Don
Corrierr'e,.if he could defeat Mich-
igan State's Duane Wolford' in a
match 'held late last night, would.
win the 160-1b. title.
Other Michigan freshmen plac-
ing included Bart Cruze, third at
125-lbs.; Jay Young, second at.
136-lbs.; and Jim Blaker, second
at 147-lbs. Wolverine Carl Fik
had a chance for a second place
at 174-lbs., depending on the re-
sult of his match late last night
with MSU's Mike Sensig.
Eligible for NAAU.
Hildebrand and Fitzgerald, by
winning championships, became'
eligible for the National AAU-
meet at San Francisco April 3-4-5.
However, Wolverine w r e st l i n g
Coach Cliff Keen indicated they
would not go because of the dis-
tance involved.
Keen said yesterday that Max
Pearson is the only Michigan var-
sity wrestler who will compete in
the NCAA meet at Laramle, Wyo.
next weekend. Pearson won the
130-lb. title and was voted "out-
standing wrestler" at the recent
Big Ten meet.
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Wolverine Jack Marchello, Con-
ference 167-lb. titlist, will not
wrestle' at Laramie because of
schoolwork.
o 'ganiziton
Notices'
Gamma Delta, weekly Sunday .supper
and program,. Mar. 23, 6:00 p.m., Luth-
eran Chapel, Rev. Scheips and Vicar
Ronald to compare different Bible
translations.
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Graduate Outing Club, hiking, Mar.
23,. 2:00 p.m. Meet in back of Rackham
(N.W. entrance),
* 41 41
Unitarian 8'tudent Group, panel dis-
cussian, Mar. 23, 7:00 p.m., First Uni-
tarian Church. "Categories of Martin
Buber's Thought." Transportation at
6:45 from Union and Stockwell.
* *
Riding Club, organizational meeting,
Mar. 24, 5:10 p.m., in WAB. Open to
all. No experience necessary.
Hillel, supper club, Mar. 23, 6:00 p.m.,
Hillel. Latin AmericaniDance Lessons,
Mar. 23, 4:30 p.m., Social Hall.
S* * *
Hillel, J6hn Muehl discussing "The
Sacrifice" by Adele Wiseman, Mar. 23,
7:00 p.m. .F
Cerele Francais, meeting, Mar. 25, 3:30-
5:00 p.m., Rm. 3044 F.B.
Lutheran Student Assoc. supper and
program, Mar. 23, 6:00 p.m., Lutheran
Student Center.
Michigan Christian. Fellowship, lec-
ture, Mar. 23, 4:00 p.m.,, Lane Hall,
Speaker: Dr. Edwin Palmer, "After
this the Judgment."
*1 * *
National Assoc. for the' Advancement
of Colored People, social hour, Mar. 25,
7:30 p.m., Union. Speaker: Dr. Wheeler.
* * *1
Micbigras Poster Committee, meet-
ing, Mar. 24, 4:30 p.m., Union.
Undergraduates Mathematics Club,
meeting, competition problems due,
Mar. 24, 7:00 p.m., 3201 Angell Han.
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Preliminries-3 P.M.
Finals-7 P.M.
38th EDITION
Regularly 9:00
Friday, March 28.
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